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Motor City Comic Con returns to Metro Detroit
Motor City Comic Con returns to the Vibe Credit Union Showplace in Novi Friday, Nov. 13 - Sunday, Nov. 15.
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Treuse Cinema hosts 'Sinners,' looks to bring movies back to Detroit
For Kiara Williams, her upcoming screening of "Sinners" is both a full-circle moment and another step in her long journey forward. Williams is the founder of Treuse Cinema — Treuse is pronounced like the second half of the word chartreuse — a boutique Detroit cinema that is currently operating as a pop-up in the city. At 6:15 p.m. on Nov. 13, Treuse is presenting a screening of "Sinners," director Ryan Coogler's Oscar-winning gothic horror film, at The Deep End Cafe & Gallery in Detroit. It will be followed by a discussion of the movie, which will lead to a "Sinners"-themed costume party dubbed the "Black Bottom Juke Jam," which runs from 9-11 p.m. at Detroit's More Art More Life Studio. Tickets, $5-$20, are available through the Truese website . It was "Sinners" that originally inspired Williams to start Treuse Cinema, after she ventured from Detroit to Southgate to see the movie with friends in April 2025. "I'm watching this film and I'm realizing, 'wow, everybody Black needs to see this film,'" says Williams, 26. "And then it starts settling in: 'Oh my god, if you don't have reliable transportation, you're likely not having a movie theater experience in Detroit.'" That
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Ford 10-speed transmission problems plague F-150, Expedition drivers
Good morning! Here's what we're watching today: It's Veterans Day, and we'll be in Dearborn for a ceremony honoring vets and the awarding of the Veteran of the Year Christmas must be near with the Shop at Campus Martius returning, featuring Detroit-inspired gifts and holiday items downtown; meanwhile, at Cadillac Square, there's more holiday shopping with the Downtown Detroit Markets launching through Jan. 3 Michigan's men's basketball team hosting Marquette at Crisler Center tonight We filed these stories Tuesday that did not make the morning newspaper or e-paper: Four charged in scheme involving $80K in parts stolen from Ford plant Michigan suspends defensive end Nate Marshall indefinitely Vikings land Kirk Cousins in blockbuster trade deadline deal with Raiders With free agency getting closer, are Tigers shopping Riley Greene? Michigan State downs Duke in Champions Classic Wings continue losing ways, fall in St. Louis Most read stories you might have missed Tuesday: Detroit Lions trade deadline tracker : Latest news, updates Wojo: Kyle Whittingham’s woes at Michigan don’t end with Beck firing Pelosi weighs in on push to expel Haley Stevens from Democratic Caucus Life aboard the Edmund Fitzgerald described in letters from cadet Farmington theater leans on upgrades, alcohol and
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SMCC, Bedford to play in regional volleyball finals, Flat Rock falls
St. Mary Catholic Central and Bedford are moving on. The greatest collection of volleyball players in school history is packing up the equipment at Flat Rock. Regional semifinal matches were no problem for SMCC and Bedford as they both rolled to three-set victories on Tuesday, Nov. 10. But Flat Rock, which reached the Division 2 state finals last season, saw its’ state tournament run come to an end. More: Takeaways from Monroe County Region football in Week 2 of playoffs SMCC and Bedford advance to championship matches on Thursday, Nov. 12. DIVISION 3 OTTAWA LAKE – Kim Windham always looks calm on the sidelines. But the cool demeanor doesn’t show what is going on inside. Even in the midst of a dominant 13-0 run in the opening set in the semifinals of the Division 3 Regional at Whiteford, Windham said she couldn’t just step back and enjoy it. “Uh, no,” she said. “You have to keep talking to them to make sure they stay composed and don’t make an error.” SMCC didn’t make many errors in rolling to a 25-12, 25-13, 15-10 victory over Hanover-Horton. “The first thing about tonight was our defense was phenomenal,” Windham said. “You have to